[_She stands waiting, breathless._ STEVEN _steals out with his arm about_ LOUISE. GEORGIANA. [_Excitedly, to herself._] _Come!_ No, no! It can't be true! It can't be true! They killed him, those brutes out there! You told me so! Every one believed it! I believed it! And so you want me to believe he's alive! That he's here! In this house, coming into this room--that I shall see-- [_She stops suddenly, looking up. The door-knob of the door Left turns. Every nerve in_ GEORGIANA'S _body grows tense._ MOLES _opens the door and lets_ DICK _pass in and closes the door behind him._ GEORGIANA. [_Cries out._] Dick! [DICK _goes towards her, but stops. She starts towards him, stops a moment, and they look at each other, unable to speak,--then she goes on slowly, almost fearfully, till she reaches him._ DICK. [_Moving to her._] Georgy! [_He stands before her with both arms bandaged in a sling._ GEORGIANA. [_Whispers._] Dick! [_Looks him straight in the eyes--he looks back. She cries out._] Dick! [_Holding out her arms toward him._ DICK. Georgy! [_He looks down at his arms._] My arms--I can't-- GEORGIANA. Oh, Dick! [_And putting her arms tenderly about his neck, she holds him close, as he leans down his head and kisses her, and_ THE CURTAIN FALLS REPRESENTATIVE PLAYS BY WELL-KNOWN PLAYWRIGHTS By MR. CLYDE FITCH Each 75c. net (postage 6c.) The Climbers A keen satire on contemporary New York society, which explains its title thus:-- "There are social climbers, but wealth is as good a goal. I was a climber after wealth and everything it brings." "And I after happiness and all it brings."--_Act II._ The Girl with the Green Eyes A study of the jealous temperament. The play is full of touches of a remarkable intuition, and the heroine's character is portrayed with rare delicacy. The Toast of the Town A comedy dealing with the life of an actress in the period of George III., and with the tragedy of middle age. Her Own Way and The Stubbornness of Geraldine are two original American plays, ingenious and novel in their employment of pictorial devices. These plays are funds of delightful sentiment, unhackneyed, piquant humor, and minute observation. For the faithfulness of his chronicles of American life Mr. Fitch is to be ranked with Mr. Henry Arthur Jones in the English field, and with the best of the modern French dramatists on the Continent. By HENRY ARTHUR JONES Each 75c. net (postage 6c.) The Manoeuvres of Jane An Original Comedy in Four Acts. "The occasional publication of a play by Henry Arthur Jones is a matter for congratulation.... In 'The Manoeuvres of Jane' we see Mr. Jones in his most sprightly mood and at the height of his ingenuity; ... its plot is plausible and comic, and its dialogue is witty." _The Transcript_ (Boston).